There is no neither, really. The EU has neither the financial Capital of the US, or the industrial Capital of the PRC. The EU walks a balancing act and ultimately needs to lean on the others. The only way out would be to re-industrialize, which would have the same pain the US is going through in trying to start that back up.
But you described it perfectly.
well that I can agree on. still, personally I would choose neither, and I hope the EU won’t take them as examples
There is no neither, really. The EU has neither the financial Capital of the US, or the industrial Capital of the PRC. The EU walks a balancing act and ultimately needs to lean on the others. The only way out would be to re-industrialize, which would have the same pain the US is going through in trying to start that back up.